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Automatically syncing your blog to atproto and standard.site
I’ve previously written about publishing your existing blog to atproto and standard.site, this post follows up with talking about how to automate things with a little service that discovers content from your blog feed and automatically publishes it for you.
atproto as a technology has so much potential and I’m really enjoying hacking on it
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Sharing some articles I’ve written recently while working in Elixir.
Some are how-to guides and others for reference. Will update this ...
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Hi, I recently thought about a name for this Stack: Rust + Elixir + Phoenix. I came up with Runix (RuNix) and blogged about it on Medium....
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https://readyforproduction.dev/blog/view-transitions-api-and-phoenix-liveview
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There are 3 main formatters for Erlang which you can use from the command-line,
rebar3_format,
Steamroller
elmfmt.
Visual Studio Code’...
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I wanted to write down some of the main guides I use when writing Elixir tests, so I have summarised them in blogpost.
Furthermore, I th...
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Hi,
You all probably know that José Valim is Brazilian and that his native language is Portuguese. I, Herminio Torres, Matheus Pesanha a...
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Update:
How to use the blogs section
You can post in one of the Official Blog Posts threads (like this one), or, via Devtalk and a new t...
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Hi! :waving_hand:
I wanted to refresh my knowledge on how to mix phx.gen.auth with local password users db, as well as OAuth providers s...
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Our very handsome and humble José Valim (@josevalim) just published Kubernetes and the Erlang VM: orchestration on the large and the sma...
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Jason Stiebs shows a couple ways for a LiveView to make it easy for users to click and copy an important value to their clipboard. He sho...
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Hi guys, i’m new in the Elixir world, and i have to say, that i love it!
i’m having some problem to understand anonymous functions with ...
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Anybody knows a comprehensive comparison of Django and Phoenix, thanks for the help.
Where are they similar?
Where do they differ the m...
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I believe there are people here who are dealing with CSV files import on the daily basis, and since Excel is a really popular tool there ...
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What is the idiomatic way of matching for not nil in Elixir?
E.g.,
First way:
defp halt_if_not_signed_in(conn, signed_in_account) when...
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I’m not a pro in using Regex and can’t figure out why the following behaviour happens, especially if we take into account the difference ...
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Why is it that the mnesia database isn’t the most preferred database for use in Elixir/Phoenix?
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i’m a new one to elixir
which editor can i use
vs code? or atom?
Thanks! :smiley:
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I’ve read in another post that it may be possible with a router helper - but I couldn’t find an appropriate one, and tbh, I’m still just ...
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I am using Ecto timestamps with postgres, I can see the timestamps() use the :naive_dateime but for my use case I wanted to store the ti...
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